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LOGAN AS AN ATHLETE,
How he Knocked Out Prof. Collins, the
tiCIlst Iron AIunU

: 80
"Cust Iron Num-"
WASHINGTON, d. @, Jan. 4.-"Dld you
ever put on the g!oTes with General Lo.
gan," asked a reporter to-day Of Prof.
Collins, the boxing master better known
as the "Cas! Iron Mau."
Hundreds Of times" was the reply. ~
had him under my care for years"
"Was he handy with his f,ts?" asked
the reporter.
"He was tho bost two-haudsd man l
ever saw in my lie, amateur or profsa.
sional," said tho professor, empha;;csl!y.
"He was a natural born fighter" be cou,
tinued. II never saw his like. lie was
powerful and hard and quick hitter.
never thought he would die so easily. I
was with him up to within iow hours of
his death, and thought his wonderful
physique would pull him through"
ut nas been said that the General was
such good fighter that on one occasion
he knocked you out. How is that? ~
asked the reporter.
"That's the truth" acknowledged the
professor. she knocked me clear over a
big arm chair tina. he had in his
room. 1t was O terrific blow. I gave
him two black eyes in that eame encoun-
ter and he carried them with him to the
Senate. Senator 0glesby was spectator
Of the bout and when it grew warm he
tried to stop it. lie couldn't though.
The general stopped it himself. He Ger
tainly hit me hard. The stories about his
agility and strength have not been exsg.
gerated in The least"
"Senator Voorhees, Gays he has seen him
within few years turn an air spring in
his psrlor," said the reporter. Ia
80 have I, hundreds OF times" said the
professor. Il tell you he was the best
man in every respect that ever saw, and
that meaps a good deal when you are
speaking OF fighting"
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DUBLIN, Jan. The trial case against
Messrs. Dillon, o. 'Brisn. sheehy, Harris,
Crilly and Redmond for alleged conspiracy
in receiving rents, as trustees under the
"plan OF campaign" was resumed to-day.
All the defendants were present except
MIR. Redmond and Mr.. Harris, both Of
whom were absent on account Of illness.
The Crown closed its case and the trial
waH adjourned, ,s.f .i7. 7. 3
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AL Snfe.

! CHICAGO, Jan. A Daily Ntus special
from Washington, D. c., Gays: On inquiry
at all the hot,ls aud the Baltimore &
Ohios local Offices and the Office of the
Transfer Company and omnibus line
office shows that sleeping Car
tickets on tho wrecked Baltimore
and Ohio train were sold only to four per-
sonB: q. P. Towley and wif., Of Detroit,
and Mrs. Fish and son, who came TO at-
tend the Logan funeral. A telegram has
been received from M,s. Fish, however,
stating that they are not injared. Mira.
Fish Ia sister OF General John A. Logan.
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". D. Hoyt ( Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, says: We
have bean selling Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use Of few bot.
ties OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
In connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
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WASHINGTON, D. @, Jan. AIN his
prayer this morning the Chaplain OF the
House Of. Representatives referred to
the death Of Senator Logan in the follow
ing words:
Almighty God. sincs last re met in
this ball it hath pleased Thee 10 take out
Of this world the soul Of u man eminent
aliko both in camp and in the Senate,
and the nation mourns tho .oss OF q fsith-
full son and servant. As the widow sits
desolase in her home and the children
feel the weight Of the irrepsrable loss,
grant that tho comfort which comes alone
the religion Of our Lord Jesus may be
ministered to them, and in the blessed
hope Of reunion beyond the grave may
they fnd consolation" - i.
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AusTlS, TEN, Jan. 4.-Lcas than two
years ago the State Treasurer was com.
PEELED to auspend payment of warrants
for q few months owing to lack Of funds.
The condition Of the State Treasury has
greatly improved aince the above men.
toned depressed ps,iod, however, and at
the opening Of tho new year shows cash
balance to the account OF the general rev.
enua fund OF s5l76SS and TO other funds
s2lI,OoO, while the interost bearing Coun.
ty and State bonds in the Treasury to be
credited to the account OF the school fund
aggregate $500, 900. with 100000 bonds to
tho credit Of other funds.
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LoGAS,S DEATH

Announced Officially to the Senate by HI.
.'E Colleague, senator Cullom.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Jan. 4.-As soon as
the reading Of the journal was concluded
in the Senate to-day Mr.. Cullom took the
floor and said: Mr.. President, the angel
of death stalks through the land and his
visitation has been most unexpected dur.
ing the recent brief recess Of the Senate
imposing upon me duty which have
scare ely the heart to perform, the duty OIL
announcing the death Of my distinguished
colleague. At his home which
overlooks this Capital City. at three
minutes before three o'clock on
Sunday the 26:h OF December, the spirit Of
John a. Logan took its flight to tho un.
known realms Of eternity, and Friday last
his funeral ceremonies were conducted by
Senators and Representatives. present in
this Senate chamber, and his mortal re.
mains were conveyed to the silent tomb,
We are called upon to mourn the loss oI
one OF the bravest and noblest of men, a
man loved by the patriotic people OF bis
State and OF the nation-a man known
to his country and 10 the civilized world,
and ior nearly fourteen years, dis.
tinguished member Of tho Senate.
l ehall not at this time, MIR.
President, attempt to pronounce the
words which are due to the memory ol
one who for so many. years performed &C
important and conspicuous part in the
affairs oil this republic. At an early date
l shall,introducs appropriate resolutions
and nhall speak as l may be best able o!
his character and public services, when an
opportunity will bs given to Senators tc
pay fitting tribute to his memory. Mr.
President, out Of respect for the memory
of the deceased, Senator Logan, i move
the Senate do now adjourn. Tho motion
was agreed to snd the Senate adjourned,
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AN End 10 Eone scrnpinr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
Gays: Having received go much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me I would have
to have the bone ecrsped or leg ampu'
tated. I used, instead, three bottles oil
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen'a
Arnica salve, and my lex is now sound
and WE'LL" m
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
per box BY Logan & Co. 81
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CON'S ASPIRATIONS.
Ho May be Chairman ottho Ways und NJ

Ho May be Chairman ottho Ways und Means
Committee Ia Certain Contingencies.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. The Ersn-
ing slur Of tonight says: Though the
announcement has not been formally
made it is known that Mr.. Cox, of Now
York, is to be appointed to fill the va
cancy on the Ways snd Means Commit.
tee, caused by Mr.. Hewitt's retirement.
Mr., Cox is expected to become q very
active member Of the Committee, Of
which he may be chairman in the Fiji.
eth Congress.' It is reported that he in
tends to take RI aggressive pert in trying
to bring shout reduction of the revenue
this session.
In this it's though. he will act as q
friend 10 the Administration as he is cloBcr
to the President than any OF the members
OF the Committee. 1t is said that he has
an idea Of business about compromiee
by which enough votes can be had TO take
up the consideration Of the tariff question.
He and MIR Mills, Of Texas, will ha the
rival candidates for the Ways and Means
Craftsmanship in the Filtieth Congress, and
the result will indicate whether it is the
disposition Of the party to adopt bold and
aggressive tariff policy rome OF moro con-
ciliation. II Mr.. Cox fails to show
pretty good hand during the two months
he will have on the committee this session,
Mr.. Mills will probably be before him in
the. Fif.ieth Congress, il Mr.. Carlisle ia re.
elected Speaker, as no one seems to doubt
he will be.
In the. event Of an extra session, and
there is a pretty general impression now
that one may be called, the appointment
Of successor to Mr.. Morrison is not so re.
mote. The organization Of the next
House and the formation Of Its policy
may begin very soon after this session
apIo ~ :. .--- - :
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ior the Bulgarian rulership and that an
ordinary, provincial assembly be con.
vo1ed ivr R9umelia,
MRS, EAIMoNs, SANITY.
Physicians Who nro Ready to Swear Tim,
aI She ia Not Iusans. ~ u.

ls She ia Not Insane. :
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4,-Mp, Emmons
has been informed by Marshal Wilson
that on Thursday jury OF twelve men
will begin an investigation into her sanity.
This action will be taken under writ de
lunatico inquirendo Issued from the equity
OF the Supreme Court OF tho District Of
Columbia on Friday on the petition Of
Mr.. Emmong. In March last, the Post
asya, similar jury found that Mis-,
Emmons Owas insane and had been
80 since November 2S, 1885, the
dsto OF a legal separation arranged
betYcen henslf and her husband, Upon
the verdict Of that jury and the certificates
OF Dr1. kempter and W. w. Johnston in
accordance herewith, the court, on Marcel,
u, adjudged Mira. Emmons to be snssup.
appointed her husband under penalty
Of Sc, 900 10 take charge OF and mapnie
her estate, aud ordered her to he con.
fined In the Bloomingdals Asylum, New
York, tho asylum which MIR. Z nmons
designated. The reason he ASSIGNED for
not having hor confined In ST. Eliz ,bcth'f,
the asylum near Washington, Wal that
thero appeared 10 be no room there at
hat time for q private patient. lig
1t is stated, however, that De- G odding,
the superintendent Of the asylum, then as
now, declared that Mrs Emolon was not
insane. At tho iuquisition Mrs. Emmons
was not present anu WAS not represented
by counsel, Her husband had a Anticipated
the verdict oi the jury and the decree of
the court by having her locked UP In ai-
vance In Blooming giale. Held In confine.
ment there, she received, 80 she says, no
notice OF the iEquisition aud had no op.
portuhityto offer any defense. The trial
to begin on Thursday will not bo conduct
cd with tho same expedition. Henry
Wiso Garnett has bsen retained by Mrs,
Emmons. a great array Of physicians has
also been called into service, including
ORA. Goldihg, Garnett, Lincoln, Buy, W,
". johnson and Wales, They are ready
10 certify that MIRA Emmons Is perfectly
nano and able to manage her own afiairs.
The Dr.. johnson who, among the othets,
takes this ground now, Is the same DR.,
Johnson who in March, 1886, signed the
certificate Of insanity which was part Of
the Testimony upon which the order OF
the court WAS then made. The petition
filed by Mr.. Emmons on Friday Ia sup.
ported by tho certificate Of only one ply.
sicisn, Dr.. .kempter. This time the in
restigation will be thorough, and it 10
aaid that revelations Of O sensational char.
actor will be made.
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CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 4.-Ths Commercial
Gussits'' Tiilin, Ohio, special reports dl--
velsity Of opinion regarding the real cause
OF the accident. The reports egrco
that there was carelessness on the
part Of the Railroad employees.
but whether blame should attach to the
freight or passenger crew is matter OF
conjecture. A thorough investigation
will be made. The Coroner has taken
charge OF the dead. EW
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Renews Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which is vouched for
by the residents OF tho town: ~ am rs
years old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now I am free from all pain and
soreness, snd am able to do all my own
housework. Lowe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain .
Try bottle, only 50c, at Logan i Co.'t
drug store.
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WESTMINSTER, MD, Jan. A. Strange
noises and house shaking similar to those
noted yesterday were sgain experienced
at 1880 last evening and this morning be-
tween 2 and 8 O'Clock. The guests at the
Montour House and the Anchor hotel
were disturbed. Since the earthquake
has become talked about persons are tell
ing Of what they heard or experienced,
and it seems that the Bhocks began Sum
day and have been continued at intervals.
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ELMlRA, n. Y, Jan. 4. Ths Wca.-
bound Erie express train No. II collided
with an engine upon which were seven
men in the south part Of this city at three
O'Clock this morning. Conductor Wheeler
had bis collar bone broken in two places.
Engineer Wallace aud Fireman Griffin,
Express Messenger Ccnewell and brake
man were badly bruised, but not seriously
hurt. Engines No. 81 and5l4 and one ex.
press car were wrecked. The 4es.-bound
track was blocked for nine hours. Trains
were aleo delayed ct another point by
another wreck in which several cars were
burned. .s.E -.is,e
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GrGhtlY ExcItcl.

Net . few Of the icitizens OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts that several OF thsir
friends who had been pronounced by
their phyalcians os incursble aud beyond
all hope--snfering with that dreaded
monster Oonsumption-have been COM
ple!el!y cured by Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle FREQ at Logan
4 Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles ST,
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Entail Boiler Explosion, e

= LAFAYETTE, Inn, Jan. 4.-The Courier's
Elwood, Ind, special says: The boiler in
a new mill exploded at 8 o'clock this
morning, instantly killing engineer Del
Lyst and the miller Joseph Ried. Sever.
al houses in the vicinity vera wrecked.
The mill was scattered widely.
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1t Won't Work.

VIENNA, Russia has suggested as basis
for negotiations between the signatories to
the Berlin treaty for the settlement Of the
Bulgarian question that the Bulgarian
regents resign; that a new Sobrapje bs
elected for Bulgaria only; that two IAN.
kofiiets bs admitted into the Bulgarian
cabineti that Prince Nicholas OF Min
grelia be admitted TO the new Sobrauis
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IRoy shoSs deposition to 60 up high
enough to To-! in its foreign competitor in
sDte Of the tasiF. That it is not the best
thing ;ha. could happen. 1t would be
better policy to keep the price down than
10 allow it to be knocked dom and the
n1rket glntlcd with foreign iron.
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HARRISBURG, PA.,Jan. 1.-THE Lsgisla-
ture met and organized to-day. II. X.
Boyer wEs chosen Spoake. Of the House,
in accordance with tho caucus result OF
last night, and the other arrangements
we're similarly carried out. In the Senate
George Handy Smith, Of Pnilade!phia,
was recognized Gs Speaker pro tom. The
old oiiee,s were rochosen. Alter organi.
zation the bodies met in Joint session to
listen to the reading OF the message OF the
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Zig FIre in IInnoye-. MI.

HANOVER, N. H., Jan. 1.-THE most dis
as.rous fro Hanover has ever known
broke ou. this morning in the Dartmouth
hotel. The hotel and q large number Of
other buildings were burned. The indi-
vidusl lossea are arpall, but the total loss
will amount to Sl25,0O0. 81 - 81 g.. y.
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AcoxMIrrgG Of the New York l.egisla.
tu,s hiss been iEquiriug into the best and
mos. humane methods Of executing Crimi.
nsls, and has about concluded 10 report in
favor Of electricity. What in tho name Of
conscience, is the matter with tho doc
..l.$ 20
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II appears TINT a Democrat purloincd
,bs message OF Governor Foraker, Of Ohio,
and caused It's premature publication.
This, however, ia no rtl,ction on the
bo,eslv Of other Democrats. 'HH'o
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P.rrsnuaGu real estate agents say that
ueopls who come there to look for manu-.
tsc!utins cites are driven away by the high
prices. Hers "a pointer for Wheeling.
E7eyb,iy dcs!sea new industries to lie
located here. They will not come il real
es..!e oWneru put fancy prices on their
property. Batter let thu I'd town get a
frJsh start, T..
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AKRON, o., Jan. "A. A. Carlton, Of
Philadelphia, member OF the General Ex-
ecutiyo Board, knights Of Labor, visited
this city to-day and lifted the boycott
which about eight months ago was placed
on the Empire Mower and Reaper Works
OF ]. i. sei5erling &; Co., and other enter
prizes in which J. F. Seiberling is inter
ested. -=-s-..- ,is
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Poisoned IN. Wrong iopc.

New YoRK, Jan. 4.-Mendal Jung, an
old man, drank two tsaspooniuls Of whisky
new years day and died soon after. His
daughter.in.law tasted tho liquor and
nearly expired. Yesterday friends of
William Jung, the dead mans son, are
said 10 have stated that young Jung tried
to posion his wifs but killed his father in.
stead. His vile was onco an habitue OF
"Billy" McGlory's and the two had often
qusrre!ed. Jung is under arrest as also
are several witnesses. m
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soFIA, Jan. An. zankotr is making
overtures to tho regents ior the formation
OF a coalition government on common
banis Of opposition to the candidacy of
Prince Nicholas, OF Mirgnelia. His action
is supposed to be q diplomatic move on
the part OF Russia. 80 as to concade the
Zankoffites what it refuses the regents.
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! . a .H
O'Clock this morning. .At1 o'clock an
eastbound freight train In charge Of Con.
,duetor Fletcher pulled out OF this city,
having received orders TO side.track al
scipio. siding! to allow tho eastbound ex.
press to pass. il - \
Alter tho passenger train had gone the
conductor, being without special orders,
exercised his own judgment, and deter.
mined that inasmuch as he had hall an
hour TO make the switch at Republic, q
little lees than fys mileH distant, before
tho arrival Of the fast express from the
East, duo at that point at 2 o'clock, he
pulled out. The night was bitter cold,
and much difficulty was experienced In
keeping up steam In tho engine. Finally
at point half u mile west Of Republic the
train came to g standa.ill, being unable 10
move further. Just hero was made the
horrible mistake, which resulted in tho
loss OF many lives, and the destruction OF
thoussnds OF dollars worth Of property.
Althoughthe conductor mus. have known
that no was encroachipg dangerously near
the TIME Of the express, he did not aend
out the signal until after his train Ind
come to stnndstill and no found 1t i'm.
possible to move further. He then start
ed forward with the lantern himself.
At this point there Is sharp
curve, and Conductor Fletcher had
not proceeded moro n than the
length Of twenty cars when. he saw the
headlight of the approaching express.
rounding the curve, not more than forty
rods distant, asd running at the lightning
speed Of sixty-three miles per hour. Hor.
ror stricken with the knowledge that
ftghtful accident could no. be averted
he flashed his light in the face OF the
engineer, Lem Eastman.
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speclai DitpGlet TO he iHelti1eieer. 10
New MAnTlSsrILLE, ". Va, Jan. A.
Francis snodgrass, an euploye OF the Ohio
River railroad as repair hand on trestles
and bridges, fell from the high trestle on
tho Alexander farm, about three miles
above hero, this afternoon, and was 30
badly injured that he will die.
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ustl,o pe1iteut iosgotten that there
or,h, TO DO n vacancy in the Cabinet2
Thste arc Democratn enough Of ability
and character from whom 10 uelect an At.
,nr7ey.General.
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Number Killed.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE Commercial
Ga1etle correspondent gives seventeen IS
the number who wsre killed, and says
that cut Of the fifteen passon2ers in the
smoker. but one escaped. + 8
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DISASTROUS WRECK
Near Springfield, Nnm.-Ono Known to be
~. Killed mud Oilers Ipiured.

t-+s Killed aud Others Ipjured.
sPnISorIRLD, Macs, Jan. 4.-The Modoc
passenger train from Albany, which should
have arrived here about s o'clock, was
badly wrecked at West Springfield this
morning. 1t collided with freight train,
the wreck taking fro. Several persona are
reported injured and probably killed.
The tire department haa gone to the wreck,
which Is three or four miles west OF here,
The Modoc is tho Chicago express, making
close connection between Chicago and
Boston. An a1lo OF one OF the cars on
tho express broke and threw the remainder
ol tho train against freight train that
was passing on the track next to it, which
threw the engine and tender OF the freight
train oil the track. The engineer and
fireman OF the freight were badly
injured, the engineer being caught be.
tween the engine and tender. Those
most injured on the express were the
occupan.a OF the smoking car. Conduc.
tor Chaplin, Of tho Modoc, was badly in.
jdrcd and was brought to his home here.
Inc pasHengers not serlonaly injured have
gone eSst on the Governors train, leaving
nt $50. The most seriously Injured were
carried to houses in the vicinity and arc
being cared for by people from this
city. The weather is very cold, the lner-
curry standing st zs,o.
About noon to-day while workmen
we're engsgsd in clesring away the wreck
the charred remains OF a man were found.
" is impossible to identify him, but he
was evidently man Of middle life.
The folio xinS is lis! OF the injured: {:
Charles s. Packard, printer, Westfeld,
probably fatally injured. Mrs. Jane NJ.
kuks, Troy, badly bruised. Mrs. L. Nc
Handler, Of Troy, severe sprains, and in-
jared ankle, Several others were more or
:fss injured, but none seriously. ALI the
Wes.tisld and Pittsield mail, and Albany
letter mail also was deotroyed,
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11HHzsHH :
OHIO Legislature Mccts,

: CoLuMnus, Jan. Tho Ohio Lssis.
lature convened in adjourned session this
afternoon and adopted appropriate resolu.
tions in respect to the msmory OF Senator
Logan. The Governors message was not
read. No business Of consequence was
transacted. tsla a,5'f5 !. - :, f',",